ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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6205 |
LVL Keyboard Kenn Garroch tinkles the ivories to test the LVL keyboard for the BBC but finds that the software lets it down. |
Kenn Garroch | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6204 |
ITT Xtra For the desktop Xtra, taking on the rest of the IBM-compatible field is apparently not enough. The UK distributors see it as a rival to the real thing, the IBM PC, says Ian Scales. Selling at slightly less than the IBM, this stylish system could prove them right. |
Ian Scales | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6203 |
Spectrum Plus It has long been suspected that Sinclair was going to strike back at its competitors with a brother for the Spectrum. John Lettice evaluates the Sinclair's chunky answer - the Spectrum Plus. |
John Lettice | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6202 |
Output: Mr. Plum Eat till you drop in this gluttonous game loaded with goochies and guards, from William Prew. |
William Prew | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6201 |
Output: Codebreaker You'll need both rapid reactions and a good head for logic problems to master this game for the Spectrum. Paul McGuire has included elements of the board game Mastermind in an action-packed arcade environment. |
Paul McGuire | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6200 |
Output: Wise Up On Windows The QL's windows are easy to use and versatile once you understand them, which you will after reading this illuminating article by Tom Short. |
Tom Short | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6199 |
Output: Survival Part 1 Super-sleuths with an eye for a challenging adventure will find Survival, by E. H. Wilson, more than a match for their wits. Here we set the scene and give a few background notes: next week, we'll run the rest of the program. |
E. H. Wilson | Article | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6198 | Congratulations | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | ||
6197 | SX 64 Screen Signal Taps Into Video | W. Lovelock | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6196 | Lining Up On The Spectrum | David R. Parker | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6195 | 250-Letter WP For Your Oric | John Williams | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6194 | Voice Your Data On The Spectrum | P. Brodbeer | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6193 | Adding Text To A TV Picture | D. Morris | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6192 | Obtaining Book Rights For Your Own Game | J. Reichental | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6191 | Plotting Dumps On A 1520 Printer | L. Sanderson | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6190 | Error Message Under CP/M On The C64 | Nigel Shore | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6189 | Software Search For Oric Atmos | Francis Rafferty | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6188 | Can I Build My Own Sinclair Computer? | K. Hierom | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6187 | Choosing A Disk System For The Beeb | Mark Beynon | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 | |
6186 | Now Here's A Bright Idea | D. Bailey | Letter | Personal Computer News | 3rd Nov 1984 |